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          ·July 5, 2017·4 min read

          Brain Changes Accompany Development of Metamemory from Childhood to Adolescence

          According to researchers, the ability to assess memory quality appears in children, and metamemory continues to improve beyond childhood into adolescence. The findings could provide new insights into effective learning methods and assist teachers to devise new educational strategies.
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          ·July 5, 2017·5 min read

          TBI Associated With Dementia in Working Aged Adults

          A new study reports traumatic brain injury is associated with a higher risk of developing dementia in people of working age. However, the researchers found no association between TBI and other neurodegenerative diseases such as ALS or Parkinson's disease. Researchers hope their findings will improve rehabilitation treatments and long term monitoring of TBI patients.
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          ·July 5, 2017·3 min read

          Gaze Direction Affects Sound Sensitivity

          A new study reports that listening to something while looking in a different direction may slow reaction times and increase the effort for auditory attention.
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          FeaturedPsychology
          ·July 5, 2017·4 min read

          Can Our Faces Reveal Whether We Are Rich or Poor?

          Could it be possible to judge a person's socioeconomic status by simply looking at their face? A new study revels that people can accurately assess whether a person is rich or poor, but only when the person displays a neutral face that is void of a smile or emotion.
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          ·July 5, 2017·7 min read

          Can the Smell of Food Make You Fat?

          According to a new study, your sense of smell could be responsible for weight gain. Using mice, researchers noticed that those who lost their sense of smell also lost weight, while those mice with a super sense of smell gained more weight on a high fat diet than mice with a regular sense of smell. Findings suggest odor may play an important role in calorie burning processes; if you can't smell your food, you may burn it rather than store it.
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          ·July 5, 2017·4 min read

          New Technique Challenges Brain Development Hypothesis

          A new study sheds light on how our brains could have evolved. The research proposes that the cerebral cortex in the mammalian brain is not just a side effect that forces brains of a certain size to have specific proportions. The study calls into question the 'late equals large' hypothesis and the findings could rewrite the text book information of neurodevelopment.
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          ·July 5, 2017·3 min read

          Writing in Rhythm

          A new study focuses on how children learn to write. Quantifying pen movements revealed a process of learning distinct temporal patterns of movement that differentiate a set of features for each symbol.
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          ·July 5, 2017·5 min read

          Peering into Neural Networks

          A pioneering technique has helped researchers to elucidate the workings of neural networks trained with visual data. The findings shed light on the nature of computer vision algorithms and may also help to provide new evidence regarding the organization and visual processes of the human brain.
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          ·July 3, 2017·3 min read

          High Serotonin Levels in Blood of SIDS Infants

          A new paper may help answer some questions as to why some infants die suddenly. Looking at blood samples from infants who had died of SIDS, researchers discover 31% of the children had elevated levels of serotonin. The researchers concluded that abnormal serotonin metabolism could indicate an underlying vulnerability that increases SIDS risk.
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          ·July 3, 2017·4 min read

          Is Concussion Associated with Abnormal Menstrual Patterns in Young Women?

          A new study reveals young women who sustained concussions are at greater risk of having two or more abnormal menstrual bleeding patterns. The findings suggest more subtle forms of brain injury could adversely affect the HPO axis function, which leads to abnormal menstrual patterns.
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          FeaturedPsychology
          ·July 3, 2017·4 min read

          Picture Overload Hinders Child’s Ability to Learn New Words in Storybooks

          When it comes to teaching children new words and how to read, less is more for illustrations. Researchers find having more than one illustration per page hinders children's ability to learn new words.
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          ·July 3, 2017·4 min read

          Could Hackers Use Your Brainwaves to Steal your Passwords?

          As EEG headsets are growing in popularity with general consumers, researchers are advising better security and safety measures is needed after their study revealed how easy it could be for experienced hackers to break into the system software and monitory brain waves to extract personal information.
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